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This is a rare one. It appears in reasonable shape, especially for the price. Someone might have added duallies to the rear.
https://medford.craigslist.org/cto/d/grants-pass-1947-willys-overland/7543013992.html
“This is one of the last of it’s kind in really good condition. It has a flat head six cylinder engine that I was converting fro six to twelve volt. I was not able to finish because of disability. It would be nice to have someone finish this project. This ran when parked.”
This certainly seems worth the price, worth even more than the asking price.
just listed to BF & Ol Willys forums
I have a 1947 Willys Overland Stordor Van that is truly a Willys complete with the proper branding dash column shift and horn button. This one is registered as a dodge has a dodge engine is a dually floor shift with no Willys markings at all. Stordor was the company name of the body fabricator based out of San Francisco. There is a very good chance that this is in fact a dodge with a Stordor body. Either way I’ve purchased it and will keep all who are interested up to date as to what it is. Either way I don’t need two of these so there is a GOOD chance that I will be selling my Willys Stordor and all extra parts once I get my hands on to this vehicle.
Hi Matt, thanks for that update.
Any chance I could get a few pics of your Willy Overland Stordor? There are so few of these that any pics will help us get a better understanding of how these should look. Also, have you ever run across additional documentation about these? Feel free to email me at d@deilers.com.
Thanks,
– Dave
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